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Lot 200
An Arts & Crafts silver tankard, designed by Archibald Knox for Liberty & Co., also stamped "CYMRIC", Birmingham 1904, incuse engraved with registration mark "Rd 369139". Of gentle bulbous form with hand chased sinuous scrolls terminating in heart-shaped motifs enamelled in shades of blues, greens and turquoise, upper section set with turquoise bosses in rub-over mounts, domed cover lacking boss, and the scroll handle applied with an exaggerated flying scroll handle enamelled with a heart-shaped motif, Height 20cm Foot note:- for a similar example of Knox's work, see S.A. Martin, (published London 2001), "Archibald Knox", p. 195. CONDITION REPORT: Hallmark - the "&" mark of L & Co is visible, yet mistruck, other marks all clear. Although the colour of the tankard is good, there are issues to condition, the flat foot it bent/dented and turns upwards, this has caused a crease to lower section of body. Cover is part marked - these marks are clear,. The cover is lacking the central boss, also the small dent to cover. Handle has been pushed down and has a split in seam. Gilt interior is good yet dis-coloured. Heavy tarnish in areas.
Lot 382
Silver mug engine turned decoration by W I Broadway & Co Birmingham 1936, Edwardian mug by James Deakin & Sons Sheffield 1901, miniature tankard by William Base & Sons Birmingham 1946, and a similar tankard approx 10oz Condition Report Click here for further images, condition, auction times & delivery costs
Lot 96
A late 18th century glass tankard, initialled, the stem inset a coin, 16.5 cm high Condition report Report by RB Small chip to rim Report by NG Rim with a couple of small chips and other nibbles. Etched decoration grubby, a couple of glass flaws in body. Coin doesn't move in the stem, label on tankard states coin is 1754, but it is unclear. Could be a sixpence or a shilling but it is an odd colour for a coin of this date.
Lot 223
A Chinese export porcelain armorial tankard, of bell form with strap handle and heart form terminal, finely decorated with the arms of Stockdale, under griffin crest, flanked by mirror shaped cartouches of ships and lighthouse in a harbour setting, Qianlong, 18th Century, 15.2cm high * We are greatful to Mrs Angela Howard for the correction to our cataloguing, the arms are of Stockdale not Nicol as previously stated.
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